MakeMyTrip Sale Is Live: TKMSALE Up to 50% Off, Codes End 4 December 2026

MakeMyTrip's sale is live, and its three codes all stop on the same day: 4 December 2026. TKMSALE promises up to 50% off flights, stays, packages, buses, cabs and trains; LIGHTNING runs flash deals every day at 6 PM; TKMFOCUS covers selected destinations.

Behind them, the page already carries 16 offers that have not started yet — each stamped with the date it begins. Five start within a day of this read, two on 17 November, five on 18 November, two on 19 November, one on 13 December and one the day after Christmas.

And one card on the live page expired on 30 September. That is from a read of makemytrip.com/offers/ on 15 November 2026, logged out, from India, with nothing booked.

Three codes carry the sale itself and all three end on 4 December 2026. Eleven offer cards in this read share that date, which makes 4 December the single largest deadline cluster on the page after the year-end ones.

The headline on TKMSALE is "up to 50% OFF" across every product MakeMyTrip sells — flights, stays, packages, buses, cabs and trains. A ceiling that wide almost certainly applies to different maximums on different products, and the offer's own terms are where that is set out. This page quotes the headline and does not assume it.

LIGHTNING is time-of-day gated. The card says flash deals go live every day at 6 PM, and a second card scheduled for 19 November describes Lightning Drops running until 9 PM on 4- and 5-star stays. A code that only works inside a three-hour window each evening is worth knowing about before you plan a booking around it.

The bus codes are regional. MMTNORTH, MMTSOUTH and MMTWEST each name their own set of states at a FLAT 8% off, and RTCNEW is a first-booking code for state road transport corporation services that ends on 30 November 2026 — the soonest deadline of any coded offer here.

This is the genuinely unusual thing about MakeMyTrip's offers page: it publishes a forward schedule. An Upcoming Offers tab lists 16 cards that are not yet active, each with a start date and, for the imminent ones, a live countdown.

The practical use is simple. If an offer you want starts on 18 November, booking on the 16th costs you the discount — and the page tells you that in advance rather than after the fact. Five of the 16 were inside a day of starting when this read was taken.

The caution is equally simple: a dated card is a plan, not a promise. MakeMyTrip states it may change or withdraw offers without notice, so a 26 December start date read on 15 November is six weeks of opportunity for it to change. Nothing here guarantees any of these will appear.

Fifty-eight dated offer cards were readable on the page, and one of them expired 46 days before this read. The card reads "Get Flat 50% OFF* when booking a business class companion ticket" and carries "Expires on 30 Sep".

A stale card is an ordinary housekeeping lapse and nothing here suggests MakeMyTrip has acted improperly — but it is a useful reminder that an offers page is a shop window rather than a contract. The date printed on a card is the only thing telling you whether it is alive, and that date can itself be out of date.

The near-term pressure is real, though. Ten cards expire on 30 November, five on 19 November and five more on 20 November — the last of those being three airline sales, which are the shortest-dated things on the page.

MakeMyTrip's own filters count 100 offers under Trending, 47 on flights, 34 on hotels and 25 bank offers. Those counts overlap — a flights-and-hotels card appears under both — so they describe where offers are filed, not how many distinct deals exist.

Bank offers are the quiet bulk of the page. Twenty-five cards are card-linked, and the three offers nearest to starting at the time of this read were all ICICI Bank credit card promotions. If you do not hold the card named, the headline percentage is not available to you at any time during the sale.

Visa is the thinnest category with a single offer, Forex has six and Trains seven — so the breadth of the sale is concentrated in flights, hotels and buses, which is where the three sale codes point too.

• Check the Upcoming tab before you book, not after. Sixteen offers on this page have not started yet, and five of them were within a day of going live when this was read.
• Diarise 4 December. All three sale codes — TKMSALE, LIGHTNING and TKMFOCUS — and eight other cards end on that date.
• Treat LIGHTNING as an evening code. Its card says flash deals go live daily at 6 PM, and a related stays card runs only until 9 PM.
• Match the bus code to your state. MMTNORTH, MMTSOUTH and MMTWEST each list their own states, and RTCNEW is first-booking only on state corporation services, ending 30 November 2026.
• Read the expiry date on the card itself. One card in this read was still showing on 15 November with a 30 September expiry.
• Check which card a bank offer needs. Twenty-five of the offers here are card-linked, and the three nearest to starting were all tied to one bank.